April 26 Tornado Aftermath
Published 8:39 pm Saturday, April 26, 2014
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- Mimosa Mobile Home Park
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- U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- Utility pole snapped off at U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- Whichards Beach Road, Contributed by Chris Smith and Sid Cayton
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- Whichards Beach Road, contributed by Chris Smith and Sid Cayton
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- Coy Road
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- Coy Road
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- Coy Road
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- Friends/family stand inside the trailer where Walton Wallace’s remaining belongings will be salvaged. Wallace lost his home at U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- An antique car, damaged by the tornado is a resting place for salvaged items U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- Family and friends help sort through Essie Floyd’s belongings at U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- A Santa Maria sailing ship was rescued from the wreckage of Essie Floyd’s home at U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- Trees were twisted in pieces at U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads.
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- Neighbors and friends showed up Saturday to help clear yards of debris U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- U.S. Highway 264 East/Douglas Crossroads
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- River Road Lee Utility Construction crew
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- River Road, masses of trees downed and twisted off
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- River Road
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- River Road
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- River Road
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- River Road
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